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03/04/2024

Went to the dr in Friday and the scheduled surgery today. Number 41! At this rate I’ll have as many as years I have been born 😂😂😂

Thank you everyone that has reached out and for all your prayers. I’ll be back again like the comeback kid!

God bless you all 🙏🏼❤️

10/29/2023

05/13/2020

BREAKING: Deontay Wilder has agreed a step-aside deal to allow Tyson Fury to pursue the unification match with Anthony Joshua.

MMA Uncensored Europe

11/19/2019

Captain this!
Don't know who the credit goes to for this masterpiece. Lol

04/23/2019

Ultimate Fighting Championship fighter Rodrigo de Lima killed in rideshare dispute

http://www.espn.com/mma/story/_/id/26579989/ufc-fighter-de-lima-killed-rideshare-dispute

Rodrigo de Lima, known as ''Monstro" in the UFC, was killed in Brazil on Sunday following a dispute with a rideshare driver.

03/28/2019

LFA: Legacy Fighting Alliance returns to Vail Colorado May 3rd

03/27/2019

Breaking: Jon Jones vs. Thiago Santos and Amanda Nunes vs. Holly Holm title fights are verbally agreed to co-headline UFC 239 on July 6 in Las Vegas. From Bokamotespn

03/27/2019

vs 1,049,273 view in a week my fans want this fight do you?

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UFC 239: Conor McGregor versus Israel Adesanya Full Fight Video Breakdown ► SUBSCRIBE: http://www.YouTube.com/MMAHypePredictions ► LIKE: http://www.facebook....

03/27/2019

Who do you think wins or ?

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03/27/2019

Who wants to see this? Stipe Miocic Vs Jon "Bones" Jones

02/05/2019

UFC® RETURNS TO NASHVILLE WITH A MARCH 23rd BATTLE BETWEEN ELITE STRIKERS, EXCLUSIVELY ON ESPN+ FEATURED BOUTS:

( #4) STEPHEN THOMPSON vs. ( #8 - LW) ANTHONY PETTIS

( #4) CURTIS BLAYDES vs. ( #10) JUSTIN WILLIS

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Las Vegas – UFC® returns to Nashville, Tenn. for the first time in almost two years with a battle between two of the most elite strikers in UFC history as two-time welterweight title challenger and current No.4-ranked contender Stephen Thompson looks to spoil the 170-pound debut of former UFC lightweight champion Anthony Pettis. Also, No.4-ranked heavyweight contender Curtis Blaydes intends to bounce back into the win column by handing Justin Willis his first loss in the UFC. UFC FIGHT NIGHT ON ESPN+®: THOMPSON vs. PETTIS will stream live from Bridgestone Arena exclusively on ESPN+ at 7 p.m. CT/8 p.m. ET on Saturday, March 23, with the ESPN+ prelims kicking off the evening at 4 p.m. CT/5 p.m. ET. Doors open at 3 p.m. CT/4 p.m. ET. All UFC live events on ESPN+ will be available in English and Spanish.

A five-time world champion in kickboxing with an incredible record of 58-0 with over 40 KOs, Thompson (14-3-1, fighting out of Simpsonville, S.C.) is one of the most highly-decorated strikers to ever compete in the UFC. Since joining the UFC in 2012, Thompson compiled a record of 9-3-1, including first-round KOs over former welterweight champion J***y Hendricks and current middleweight champion Robert Whittaker. Now set to compete for this first time in almost a year, Thompson aims to re-enter the championship conversation by securing the sixth post-fight bonus of his career with another highlight-reel KO.

Former lightweight champion and featherweight title challenger Pettis (21-8, fighting out of Milwaukee, Wis.) competes in his third weight class under the UFC banner as he moves up to welterweight in the Octagon for the first time. A third-degree black belt in Tae Kwon Do, Pettis has landed some of the most spectacular KOs in UFC history, including back-to-back first-round KOs over Joe Lauzon and Donald Cerrone. Coming off one of the best fights of 2018 against Tony Ferguson in the co-main event of UFC 229, Pettis is eager to return to the Octagon and put on another bonus-winning performance for his fans.

Hoping to kick off 2019 with another long winning streak, Blaydes (10-2, fighting out of Chicago, Ill.) will look to secure his ninth victory by way of KO. A 2012 NJCAA national champion in wrestling, Blaydes smoothly transitioned to MMA and has already defeated legends such as Mark Hunt and Alistair Overeem in his young career. Now, Blaydes aims to insert himself back into the title picture with his sixth win in the Octagon.

Willis (8-1, fighting out of San Jose, Calif.) intends to stay undefeated in the UFC as he prepares to take on the highest-ranked opponent of his career. After losing his first professional fight, Willis has won eight bouts in a row, with four of those victories coming by way of KO. Coming off the biggest win of his career against Hunt, Willis now looks to continue his momentum and work towards his first UFC title shot.

Announced bouts on the card include:

No.1-ranked flyweight contender Jussier Formiga (22-5, fighting out of Natal, Brazil) looks to secure his first UFC title shot by being the only man to defeat No.4-ranked Deiveson Figueiredo (15-0, fighting out of Soure, Brazil)
No.5-ranked women’s flyweight contender Alexis Davis (19-8, fighting out of Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada) intends to defend her spot in line for the title when she battles former Invicta flyweight champion Jennifer Maia (15-5-1, fighting out of Curitiba, Brazil)
No.14-ranked women’s strawweight contender Randa Markos (8-7-1, fighting out of Windsor, Ontario, Canada) aims to break into the top-10 with an impressive performance over veteran Angela Hill (8-5, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.)
In a flyweight bout, Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series standout Maycee Barber (6-0, fighting out of Denver, Colo.) looks to stay undefeated in her career when she takes on JJ Aldrich (7-2, fighting out of Westminster, Colo.)
Both hungry for their first UFC win, Martin Day (8-3, fighting out of Kailua, Hawaii) battles Chris Gutierrez (12-3-1, fighting out of Littleton, Colo.)
The Ultimate Fighter semi-finalist Bryce Mitchell (10-0, fighting out of Searcy, Ark.) looks to stay undefeated as he takes on Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Series signee Bobby Moffett (14-3, fighting out of Homewood, Ill.)
John Makdessi (16-6, fighting out of Montreal, Quebec, Canada) aims to make it three wins in a row when he takes on German prospect Nasrat Haqparast (10-2, fighting out of Hamburg, Germany)

02/05/2019

UFC® RETURNS TO PHILADELPHIA MARCH 30 WITH

FIGHT OF THE YEAR CANDIDATE BETWEEN

( #6) Edson Barbosa AND ( #7) Justin Gaethje

FEATURED BOUT:

( #6) KAROLINA KOWALKIEWICZ vs. ( #8) MICHELLE WATERSON

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Las Vegas – UFC® will return to Philadelphia with a bout guaranteed to deliver fireworks, as No. 6 ranked lightweight contender Edson Barboza takes on No. 7 Justin Gaethje. In a pivotal strawweight bout, No. 6 ranked contender Karolina Kowalkiewicz faces No. 8 Michelle Waterson. UFC FIGHT NIGHT® ON ESPN: BARBOZA vs. GAETHJE takes place at the Wells Fargo Center on Saturday, March 30 with ESPN airing the Main Event and Prelims live at 5 p.m. ET and ESPN+ kicking off the event with a live stream of the Early Prelims at 3:30 p.m. ET. ESPN Deportes will air the Prelims live at 5 p.m. ET and stream the Main Event in Spanish at 7 p.m. ET on the ESPN App. All UFC live events on ESPN+ will also be available in English and Spanish.

A devastating Muay Thai specialist, Barboza (20-6, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) has delivered some of the most spectacular knockouts in UFC history. During his run, he has earned thrilling wins against Beneil Dariush, Gilbert Melendez, Anthony Pettis and Paul Felder. He now looks to continue building on the momentum of his recent victory over Dan Ho**er with another show-stealing performance against one of the division’s most aggressive finishers.

Known as the “The Highlight,” Gaethje (19-2. Fighting out of Arvada, Colo.) has proven to be must-watch television since joining the UFC in 2017. He has earned five performance bonuses in only four appearances, including legendary wars with Dustin Poirier and Eddie Alvarez, as well as incredible knockouts against James Vick and Michael Johnson. Gaethje is now poised to once again steal the show against one of the most dangerous strikers on the UFC roster.

A former title challenger, Kowalkiewicz (13-3, fighting out of Lodz, Poland) aims to reassert herself as one of the top competitors in the strawweight division. During her UFC run, she has netted impressive victories over current champion Rose Namajunas, Felice Herrig, Randa Markos and Heather Jo Clark. Kowalkiewicz now hopes to make a statement against a tough and surging veteran contender.

Currently riding a two-fight win streak, Waterson (16-6, fighting out of Albuquerque, N.M.) looks to continue her ascent up through the rankings. A former Invicta champion, she has secured thrilling victories against Paige VanZant, Felice Herrig, Cortney Casey and Jessica Penne. She is now gunning to establish herself as a title threat in the talent-rich strawweight division.

Announced bouts on the card include:

No. 13 ranked strawweight contender Alexa Grasso (10-2, fighting out of Guadalajara, Mexico) looks to get back in the win column against unbeaten Marina Rodriguez (10-0-1, fighting out of Florianopolis, Santa Catarina, Brazil)
Ross Pearson (22-14 1NC, fighting out of Sunderland, England) makes his 26th UFC appearance against tough Desmond Green (21-8, fighting out of Fort Lauderdale, Fla.)
Kennedy Nzechukwu (6-0, fighting out of Dallas, Tex.) looks to remain undefeated against battle-tested Paul Craig (9-3, fighting out of Coatbridge, Scotland)
Featherweight prospects collide when Sodiq Yusuff (7-1, fighting out of Bladensburg, Md.) faces Sheymon Moraes (11-1, fighting out of Los Angeles, Calif.)
Sabina Mazo (6-0, fighting out of Huntington Beach, Calif. by way of Medellín, Colombia) takes on Maryna Moroz (8-3, fighting out of Volnogorsk, Ukraine) in a strawweight bout

For the latest information on additional bouts for this event, please visit www.ufc.com. All bouts live and subject to changes

01/30/2019

UFC 235: JONES vs. SMITH
PRESS CONFERENCE
Thursday, January 31 – 5 p.m. PT/8 p.m. ET
MGM Grand in Las Vegas

Las Vegas – UFC®stages its first event of 2019 in Las Vegas, featuring two highly anticipated world championship fights. Light heavyweight champion Jon Joneswastes no time getting back in the Octagon®, as he takes on dangerous finisher and No.3-ranked contenderAnthony Smith. Also, welterweight champion Tyron Woodley goes for his fifth consecutive title defense against surging No.2-ranked contenderKamaru Usman. UFC®235: JONES vs. SMITHtakes place Saturday, March 2 from T-Mobile Arena and will air live on Pay-Per-View.

In anticipation of this event, UFC will host a press conference with select athletes from the main card onThursday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. PT/ 8 p.m. ET at the David Copperfield Theater at MGM Grand Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas. This event will be open to the public. Members of the media who wish to attend, please RSVP to Chelsea Sullivan [email protected]. Media check-in will run from 4-4:45 p.m. PT. Prior to the press conference, media are invited to lunch at Wolfgang Puck Bar & Grill between 3-4 p.m. PT.

Fans can watch the UFC® 235 Press Conference LIVE on ESPN+, with coverage appearing on SportsCenter throughout the evening.

WHO: DANA WHITE,UFC President
JON JONES, UFC light heavyweight champion
ANTHONY SMITH, No.3-ranked UFC light heavyweight
TYRON WOODLEY, UFC welterweight champion
KAMARU USMAN, No.2-ranked UFC welterweight
ROBBIE LAWLER, No.6-ranked UFC welterweight
BEN ASKREN,UFC welterweight
CODY GARBRANDT, No.1-ranked UFC bantamweight
PEDRO MUNHOZ, No.9-ranked UFC bantamweight

WHAT: UFC 235: JONES vs. SMITHPress Conference

WHEN: Thursday, Jan. 31 at 5 p.m. PT/ 8 p.m. ET
MediaCheck-In will take place from 4-4:45 p.m. PT
WHERE: David Copperfield Theater
3799 S Las Vegas Blvd, Las Vegas, NV 89109

01/03/2019

Ultimate Fighting Championship News!
FIRST EVER UFC FIGHT NIGHT ON ESPN
HEADLINED BY HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT BETWEEN
( #3) Francis N'Gannou VS. Cain Velasquez

FEATURED BOUTS:
( #11) James Vick vs. ( #15) Paul "The Irish Dragon" Felder
( #5) Jimmie "El Terror" Rivera vs. ( #7) Aljamain "Funk Master" Sterling

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Las Vegas – UFC will make its highly anticipated debut on ESPN with aheavyweight contenders’ fight featuring No. 3-rankedFrancis Ngannou and returning former championCain Velasquez. Also, surging lightweight contenders collide when No. 11-ranked James Vicktakes on No. 15 Paul Felder. UFC FIGHT NIGHT ON ESPN: NGANNOU vs. VELASQUEZ will air live from Talking Stick Resort Arena on ESPN and ESPN Deportes at 9 p.m. ET/6 p.m. PT on Sunday, Feb. 17, with the ESPN broadcast prelims kicking off the evening at 7 p.m. ET/4 p.m. PT. Early prelims stream exclusively on ESPN+ at 5:30 p.m. ET/2:30 p.m. PT. Doors open at 4:30 p.m. ET/1:30 p.m. PT.

Known for his spectacular punching power, Ngannou(12-3, fighting out of Las Vegas, Nev. by way of Batié, Cameroon) looks to build on his momentum following a 45-second TKO win over Curtis Blaydes in November. During his UFC run, Ngannou has earned highlight-reel knockouts against Alistair Overeem, Andrei Arlovski and Luis Henrique, and is now poised to re-assert himself as a title threat by taking out one of the greatest heavyweights in UFC history.

A two-time heavyweight champion, Velasquez (14-2, fighting out of San Jose, Calif.) returns from a two-plus year hiatus. A talented grappler and striker, his last outing saw him net a TKO win over Travis Browne at UFC 200. Velazquez has delivered thrilling victories over the course of his legendary career, including wins against Junior Dos Santos (twice), Brock Lesnar and Minotauro Nogueira. He now looks to earn another shot at the title by stopping one of the division’s hardest hitters.

Having won four of his last five outings, Vick (13-2, fighting out of Fort Worth, Tex.) looks to get back on track with a show-stealing victory. Vick has netted impressive stoppage victories against Joseph Duffy, Polo Reyes and Abel Trujillo. He now hopes to derail another surging contender and re-stake his claim as one of the division’s biggest threats.

Known for his devastating elbows, Felder (15-4, fighting out of Philadelphia, Penn.) has asserted himself as one of the division’s most aggressive finishers. Felder has earnedPerformance of the Night bonuses for his KO wins against Stevie Ray, Alessandro Ricci and Danny Castillo. He aims to continue climbing the ranks by picking up his fourth consecutive lightweight win.

Announced bouts on the card include:

No. 5-ranked bantamweight contender Jimmie Rivera (22-2, fighting out of Ramsey, N.J.) looks to work his way back into the title conversation by taking out No. 7 Aljamain Sterling (16-3, fighting out of Uniondale, N.Y.)

Phoenix’s own No. 11-ranked women’s strawweight Cortney Casey (8-6, fighting out of Phoenix, Ariz.) intends to put on a show for her hometown fans when she meets No. 12-ranked Cynthia Calvillo (7-1, fighting out of Sacramento, Calif.)

Andre Fili (18-6, fighting out of Sacramento, Calif.) looks to bounce back into the win column when he meetsMyles Jury (17-3, fighting out of San Diego, Calif.)

Fan favorite Alex Caceres (14-11, fighting out of Miami, Fla.) aims to spoil the highly-anticipated UFC debut of Kron Gracie (4-0, fighting out of Los Angeles, Calif.)

Welterweight prospectVicente Luque (14-6-1, fighting out of Brasilia, Brazil) looks to break into the rankings for the first time by taking out hometown favoriteBryan Barberena (13-5, fighting out of Glendale, Ariz.)

No.11-ranked women’s flyweight Ashlee Evans-Smith (6-3, fighting out of Santa Ana, Calif.) takes on No.13 Andrea Lee (9-2, fighting out of Shreveport, La.)

Former UFC bantamweight champion Renan Barao(34-7, fighting out of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) aims to snap his losing streak when he meetsLuke Sanders (13-3, fighting out of Nashville, Tenn.)

In a battle of undefeated prospects,Dana White’s Tuesday Night Contender Seriessignee Benito Lopez (9-0, fighting out of Oroville, Calif.) meetsManny Bermudez (13-0, fighting out of Norwell, Mass.)

Scott Holtzman (12-2, fighting out of Knoxville, Tenn.) aims to extend his winning streak to four when he faces battle-tested veteranNik Lentz (29-9, fighting out of Coconut Creek, Fla.)

Former women’s strawweight title challenger Jessica Penne (12-5, fighting out of Huntington Beach, Calif.) looks to start 2019 with a big win by taking out Jodie Esquibel (6-4, fighting out of Albuquerque, N.M.)

Alexandra Albu (3-0, fighting out of Moscow, Russia) looks to remain undefeated when she takes on Emily Whitmire (3-2, fighting out of Las Vegas, Nev.)

12/23/2018

Francis N'Gannou VS Cain Velasquez will headline Who wins?